Fundraising Group Treasurer

As a key member of the local fundraising branch you'll need to look after counting and banking the money raised through the group fundraising activities. Fundraising groups organise events throughout the year.

Counting and banking monies raised through the fundraising group

Ensuring that all monies raised or received by your group are paid into the Guide Dogs bank account as soon as possible in line with Guide Dogs policy and ensure that receipts and thank you letters are issued

Maintain accurate records of all money raised and spent

Keep the group up to date with the funds raised

Checking the monthly income and expenditure statements

Monitor levels of expenditure and making claims when appropriate

Maintaining records of where collecting boxes and life-sized boxes are placed locally (working with the Collecting Box Coordinator where available)

Your work will show how much your group is raising to support blind and visually impaired people
Home based and in your local area
Confident handling money

Able to do basic maths

Good communication and organisational skills

Team working

Spreadsheet experience is useful but not essential
An opportunity to build experience for your CV

Meeting new people

Knowing that through your volunteering you are making a real difference to those with sight loss in your community
Regular and ongoing support from Guide Dogs and your local Advisory Treasurer

Payment of all out of pocket expenses – in line with Guide Dogs volunteer policy

Basic induction to Guide Dogs and to the role
Not for this volunteer role
18 years

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